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June 24, 2010

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Stories


"Mental health clinic breaking ground in Burien"
By MITCH YOCKEY
DKA Architecture


"Hospitals: get ready for climate change laws"
By ARASH GUITY
M+NLB


"Federal program keeps money flowing for hospital projects"
By JIM ELLIOTT
GLY Construction


"MultiCare opens $117M Tacoma campus expansion"
By KIMBERLY RITTER and BEN FINNEY
GBJ Architecture and Skanska USA


"Surgical advances create ‘hybrid’ operating rooms"
By BARBARA ANDERSON, JIM HARMAN, ROSEMARY CARRAHER and SOLVEI NEIGER
ZGF Architects


"Robots bring changes to operating room design"
By ERIK GOODFRIEND
Mahlum


"In wake of reform, hospitals try doing more with less"
By R. DAVID FRUM
Clark/Kjos


"Hospital noise rules get an update"
By BASEL JURDY
Sparling

Featured Stories...

MultiCare opens $117M Tacoma campus expansion

Milgard Pavilion houses a chapel, cancer center and an emergency department addition.

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Robots bring changes to operating room design

Sophisticated new surgical equipment is coming to U.S. hospitals.

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Health Care 2010 team

Section editor:
Jon Silver

Section design:
Jeffrey Miller

Web design:
Lisa Lannigan

Advertising:
Matt Brown

Photo by Eckert & Eckert Photography
MultiCare opened the $117 million Milgard Pavilion at Tacoma General Hospital in April. The expansion houses two emergency departments and a cancer center. GBJ Architecture was the designer and Skanska was the general contractor. Editor’s note: The caption has been revised because the building was misidentified.



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